I don't know why you use [pix_dump] in your patch. And i am not sure what you want to do but i guess you need send your [pix_crop] in different rectangles. Then capture with [pix_snap] the entire gem window, then record this capture with [pix_record]. I strongly recommend you start to see 02.advanced examples in the GEM section to understand how render order and capture work. ++
Jack Le jeudi 20 janvier 2011 à 15:04 +0100, Michael Karr a écrit : > Hello all, > > > I am still teaching myself how to get good output from GEM, I am > working now with a formant vocoder which feeds values into a video > composition of 5 rectangles. It renders the rectangles as I want it > to, but when I export it via pix_record, it only saves the top > rectangle, and rotated 180 degrees and in slow-motion. So strange... I > have tried several objects as an in-between, now I have pix_dump, > because I thought it might have to do with the 5 different pix_crops, > and needed them to go through one device to the rectangle. So how can > I get the entire window to save properly to the disk (I have read in > the forums that many people experience problems with the color.. this > is not my problem here.) I would like to avoid using screen capture > from an external. I have attached the patch as is.. there are two > bangs which need to be activated before starting the rendering. > > > Thanks! > Michael > > _______________________________________________ > [email protected] mailing list > UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> > http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
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